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...Add our repo to debian to get updates first! bash <(curl -s https://apt.kryte.org/addrepo.sh). What does this script do? https://apt.kryte.org/addrepo.txt Privacy focused. Firefox based Web-Browser. OpenWeasel aims to disable all telemetry and personalization. This project is still in development, not every telemetry or personalization thing has been disabled yet. Current development priorities: * Port to Windows. * Disable everything thats telemetry/personalization or an advertisement. Made with love by the Kryte Team. ...

Please note that there are no guarantees that XPI installations will work in advertised minVersion and maxVersion. Farby did include some basics for SeaMonkey however a few things seem to be missing. The current HEAD here will probably not work directly in Firefox and nor should you be using this fork in Firefox. It is intended for SeaMonkey users only. Announcements at https://openuserjs.org/announcements/Greasemonkey_Port_Update

At first, Gooreplacer was created for redirecting Google Ajax/Api/Themes to other CDN to bypass Great Firewall since pages referring to those are slow as molasses. Most users prefer gooreplacer than other similar extensions(HTTPS Everywhere/Redirector) for ease of use. Why not give it a try? gooreplacer was originally born to solve the inability to access Google resources (Ajax, API, etc.) in China, which caused the page loading speed to be extremely slow. On this basis, the new version adds...

...Docker images are available. They run the full GUI inside a virtual Xorg server (using Xvfb). A VNC server runs on TCP port 5900 of the container, just use a regular VNC client to access the interface. The password to access the VNC service is printed to the console when starting the container.

Fifth is a Linux-exclusive browser that carries the best features from Opera, as well as a few unique features that are likely to please Linux power users. It's based on a custom Webkit port to FLTK and comes licensed under the GPLv3.

This project aims to create a java-based web browser. In doing so, it will attempt to port Konqueror's renderer, kthml, and alter it to render according to the w3c specifications. Ultimately, a stable, portable, and standards driven browser will be made

NetRaider is a small and fast webbrowser based on Simon Hausmann's Konq-Embedded (which is a port of the KDE Konqueror webbrowser). NetRaider is absolutely desktop independent.

...Contains hardware information, bandwidth meter and usage, ping, whois, lookup, traceroute, port scanning, WOL (wake on LAN). Allows users to develop custom plug-ins. It's being developed in .Net 4, C# and Prism 4.